gospvg

Games never played or left unfinished, all of mine below are never played.

Assassins Creed - My gamerscore lies that was Abbas who played on my account
before he had his own gamertag, coming from PC gaming back to console I was
only interested in FPS & RPG's at the time & every action adventure game
just seemed like a Lara Croft rip off.

Animal Crossing - What is this game about? don't know & not interested.

Aliens vs Predator - Possibly one of the best games on the Atari Jaguar but
I just never got round to buying it.

Alien Soldier - Apparently whatever Treasure make is gold, I have yet to
play this game to confirm.

Another World - I was too busy playing with samplers & sequencers on my
Atari STE to look into playing any games.

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deKay

On Tue, 6 Dec 2011, gospvg wrote:

> Games never played or left unfinished, all of mine below are never played.

OK. Let's see:

Advance Wars: Days of Ruin (DS)
I love AW. And I've played and completed them all. Except this, which I
bought a few months ago and have never even opened. I have no idea why.

Avatar: The Last Airbender (360)
Not even to get the 1000G-in-30-seconds.

Alone in the Dark (PC)
The original. It looks like utter shit now, but for some reason I still
want to play it at some point. It's more appealing than the appalling 360
game, anyway.

Army Men (Various)
I've never played an Army Men game. Except maybe a demo on the PS2,
perhaps. I don't want to either.

deKay
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Kendrick Kerwin Chua

In article <4eddf85a$0$2536$da0feed9@news.zen.co.uk>,
gospvg <gospvg@NOSPAMgmail.com> wrote:
>Games never played or left unfinished, all of mine below are never played.

As are mine:

Amok (SAT) - What is this, some sort of third-person shooter? Pretty sure
I own it, but I couldn't tell you a damn thing about it. I want to say
that the game title is properly all capitalised.

Aladdin (MD) - In spite of the praise and acclaim (hah!) for the Megadrive
Disney titles I haven't actually played most of them. Aladdin, with its
colourful and whimsical platform adventuring, is the one for which I am
most often admonished.

Armed and Dangerous (Xbox) - Bought for cheap from the Amazon warehouse
just a month or two ago. It's supposed to be the prime example of comedy
in gaming, with a pile of jokes uniquely written for the format. I have
yet to open the case.

>Animal Crossing - What is this game about? don't know & not interested.

It's basically Grand Theft Auto: Cuddly Animal Town. Sandbox adventure
with no violence but lots of moneychanging. I would probably find it
debilitatingly addictive if I ever found time to play it myself. I happen
to have the DS version lying around now.

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jochta

On 06/12/2011 11:11, gospvg wrote:
> Games never played or left unfinished, all of mine below are never played.
>

Assassin's Creed - Always mean to pick up the 1st to play, I've seen it
for a couple of quid.

A-Train HX - Bought this on release and played it once. Should really
play it properly along with all the other games I've only played once.

Alan Wake - Never appealed at the time. If it's dirt cheap I might pick
it up one day.

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Tim Miller

"gospvg" <gospvg@NOSPAMgmail.com> wrote:
> Games never played or left unfinished, all of mine below are never played.
>
Alan Wake
I thought this looked really good, and followed its release with
anticipation. And never bought it.

Afrika
This is some sort of Pokemon Snap with real animals, isn't it? Never seen
it for sale.

Aero the Acrobat
There were far too many similar platformers around.

Ace Combat X
A PSP AC game. I love AC games. I've never unwrapped this one.

Tim (tm)

Zomoniac

On 06/12/2011 14:42, Tim Miller wrote:

> Afrika
> This is some sort of Pokemon Snap with real animals, isn't it? Never seen
> it for sale.

I think it's like Endless Ocean on safari. Looks nice. Would've liked to
try it but I think it never had an English language release.

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jochta

On 06/12/2011 14:47, Zomoniac wrote:
> On 06/12/2011 14:42, Tim Miller wrote:
>
>> Afrika
>> This is some sort of Pokemon Snap with real animals, isn't it? Never seen
>> it for sale.
>
> I think it's like Endless Ocean on safari. Looks nice. Would've liked to
> try it but I think it never had an English language release.
>

There's a US version apparently on PS3. Reviews aren't great.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Afrika-Afric.../dp/B0010ZCWC8

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gospvg

"Tim Miller" <news@economic-truth.co.uk> wrote in message
news:383187538344875098.040700news-economic->>
> Alan Wake
> I thought this looked really good, and followed its release with
> anticipation. And never bought it.
>

I purchased this for £17.99 left it sealed and sold it 6 months later for
£10


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jochta

On 06/12/2011 15:39, gospvg wrote:
> "Tim Miller" <news@economic-truth.co.uk> wrote in message
> news:383187538344875098.040700news-economic->>
>> Alan Wake
>> I thought this looked really good, and followed its release with
>> anticipation. And never bought it.
>>
>
> I purchased this for £17.99 left it sealed and sold it 6 months later
> for £10
>
>

It's no wonder there's a financial crisis.

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Chris Stevens

gospvg wrote:
>> Alan Wake
>> I thought this looked really good, and followed its release with
>> anticipation. And never bought it.
>
> I purchased this for £17.99 left it sealed and sold it 6 months later
> for £10

Then you, sir, are a prize idiot.
It's a wonderful game. In total, I think I must have played through the main
game between 4 and 5 times, and both lots of DLC twice. I'd have it down as
the best 360 game I played this year, probably.

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